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    Dear excel guru's!

    I want to be able to enter data into as a user in either the original sheet (SheetA) OR in a transposed version of precisely the same data (SheetB).
    That is, entering data in SheetA updates the values in the transposed version of itself (SheetB), and entry of values in SheetB should also update values in SheetA.

    Is this too complicated a request? Thank you for your time.

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    Re: How to create two-way updating tranposed linked sheets

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    Re: How to create two-way updating tranposed linked sheets

    Try this in the Workbook Class module:

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    Re: How to create two-way updating tranposed linked sheets

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    Re: How to create two-way updating tranposed linked sheets

    Thank you TMS, can you please recommend me an instructional reference as how to implement your suggestion? Unfortunately I am too much a novice to implement your script! I added a class module, copy pasted your script, then tested whether a change in Sheet1 transfers a transposed change to Sheet2, but alas to no avail (as yet).

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    Re: How to create two-way updating tranposed linked sheets

    In your workbook, press Alt-F11 to open the VB Editor, or you can right click on any sheet and choose "View Code".

    In the panel on the left, double click on the ThisWorkbook component. This will open up a pane for the Workbook Class module.

    Copy and Paste the code there, exactly as it is in the thread.

    Save the workbook (optional) and test inputting data into Sheet1 and Sheet2.

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